Adventures of Siberian Cat Katerina: Book One

by Leonid Prymak

Overview

This captivating tale of 11 year old Irene and her Siberian cat Katerina will warm the hearts of children everywhere and take them on a journey of exploration. Irene and Katerina become Earth's ambassadors for an advanced alien race. They are given a glimpse of the future, where life 1000 years from now could be if Earth does not destroy itself.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781469777283
Publisher:	iUniverse, Incorporated
Publication date:	04/18/2002
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	108
File size:	235 KB
Age Range:	13 - 17 Years

About the Author

Leonid Prymak was born in the former Soviet Union. A concert violinist by training, he began writing to explore his personal experiences with the paranormal-experiences beyond scientific explanation. According to his family, his ability to dream about the future was inherited from his mother. One of his inexplicable childhood dreams was that he would live in the United States. That dream cam true: he now resides in Virginia. When he is not playing violin with the Richmond Symphony, Mr. Prymak can be found writing, tending to his various business ventures or sharing the gift of his playing at his book signings. Otherwise he spends time with his two children, whom he believes also have inherited paranormal abilities.

The children's book, Adventures of Siberian Cat Katerina, is his second work. A window into the future, it is intended for children with curious minds and a desire to learn about many different fields that are not usually explored in school.

His first book, Forbidden Dreams, received a very warm reception from the readers and is very prominent on Amazon.com The novel, Forbidden Dreams, draws heavily on Mr. Prymak's paranormal experiences, but also on his life as a symphony musician in Russia and the United States. Although the characters in his love story Forbidden Dream are loosely based on people he has known, the plot and the characters in it are the fruits of Mr. Prymak's fertile imagination-or, if not, they are perhaps a premonition of some events yet to happen.